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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
2
The article discusses German influence on Huerta and Villa at the Mexico border, German loyalty among residents, and debates on U S intervention. It notes Carranza’s government and cautious reactions in allied and central powers, with concerns over further conflict and regional stability.
Attention farmers note pork beet and shickenn khongit top market prices. Wheonold Juttner and ToF W Mutu St Riza are cited in the notice.
A garbled advertisement offers a cure for deafness claiming medical proof and money rewards. It mentions Catherine Deatheas and a supposed treatment by Halt Cutarrh Medicine, with a bold promise of compensation if not cured.
Notice to all mail subscribers whose Evening Journal subscriptions are in arrears for 13 months or more will be dropped. Subscribers in Buckeye towship and others who have not paid within ten to twelve months must appear to avoid loss. It will be necessary to drop all overdue accounts on the specified date.
The London press and politicians reassess British Premier Lloyd George after his blunt remarks on allied mistakes. Lord Northcliffe, back in England, criticizes bottlenecks in British policy, urges improved methods and closer coordination with the United States to guide war efforts. He predicts the US will increasingly manage major war affairs.
At the Pennsylvania Suffrage Association convention J A Millar Mil lar warned that German American ties influenced lawmakers in 1917 and urged vigilance to prevent control in 1919. The speaker blamed party politics for perceived pro German influence and urged voters to act.
Ernest Johnson, known as Pete Johnson of Sheffield, died after Lens Johns fired a blast from a gun held in his hands while chasing a rabbit. The incident occurred on the Austin road near Sheffield during a hunting trip. No inquest was deemed necessary. others in the party included Gilbert Brazell and Vieller Hagley.
Four new cages of ammunition were reported to the state health department from Trout Run in Clinton County on Tuesday. The patients include a pualmlatress and two children, with a man named Joerned previously identified in Akron. Health officials fear a spread due to postwar stress and travel by stagecoach to Trout Run, where a physician was finally called after several days.
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